Selected UHF builds

UHF Wooden RFID Cards

UHF wood cards are not a default choice. They are selected when a longer read range or EPC-style identification is required and the antenna construction can be tested in the final wood format.

Visual references

UHF requires sample testing in the real environment.

Read range depends heavily on antenna design, reader power, orientation, nearby materials, and body construction. The final wood card should be tested in the real use environment.

Not every premium card needs UHF.

If the buyer only needs phone tap, door access, or membership check-in, HF/NFC is often a better fit. UHF should be chosen because the use case requires it.

Best uses

Selected asset identification
Event and guest flow experiments
Product authentication tags
Programs requiring EPC-style data

Specification

Card size	CR80 and custom dimensions by drawing
Card body	Plastic-free wood body options
RF planning	Chip, antenna, thickness, and finish approved together
Approval route	Material sample, working RF sample, production proof
Frequency	UHF by project and region
Typical route	EPC-style data and tested antenna construction
Approval need	Reader, range, orientation, and environment test